Mancini is new Italy coach, Ranieri takes Maldini's place in federation
As a result Maldini, who reportedly considered Pirlo the next-best-option following Guardiola's refusal, and advisor Leonardo quit Monday after just 16 days in…
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As a result Maldini, who reportedly considered Pirlo the next-best-option following Guardiola's refusal, and advisor Leonardo quit Monday after just 16 days in their positions. The former AC Milan and Juventus midfield maestro, a key member of Italy's 2006 World Cup-winning team, had looked set to get the job following Pep Guardiola's refusal last week, but Malagò sank the appointment at the weekend after a furore erupted over Pirlo's sponsorship of Russian betting agency Fonbet. ANSA - ROME, JUL 28 - Italian Soccer Federation FIGC President Giovanni Malagò announced on Tuesday that Roberto Mancini is the new coach of the national team, while former Leicester City and AS Roma boss Claudio Ranieri is replacing Paolo Maldini as the FIGC's technical director.
Furthermore, "The person with whom these decisions were discussed is Claudio Ranieri, who just a few minutes ago assured me of his commitment to be technical director . "It's a prerequisite for tomorrow's presentation press conference. "It's clear that every possible assessment has been made." Mancini last job was with Qatar's Al-Sadd.
In addition, Malagò said Mancini has apologized for his sudden and unexpected departure from the national team, "Roberto's apology was important," he said.
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As a result Maldini, who reportedly considered Pirlo the next-best-option following Guardiola's refusal, and advisor Leonardo quit Monday after just 16 days in their positions.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe former AC Milan and Juventus midfield maestro, a key member of Italy's 2006 World Cup-winning team, had looked set to get the job following Pep Guardiola's refusal last week, but Malagò sank the appointment at the weekend after a furore erupted over Pirlo's sponsorship of Russian betting agency Fonbet.
reliability low1/2 sourcesANSA - ROME, JUL 28 - Italian Soccer Federation FIGC President Giovanni Malagò announced on Tuesday that Roberto Mancini is the new coach of the national team, while former Leicester City and AS Roma boss Claudio Ranieri is replacing Paolo Maldini as the FIGC's technical director.
reliability low1/2 sources"The person with whom these decisions were discussed is Claudio Ranieri, who just a few minutes ago assured me of his commitment to be technical director .
reliability low1/2 sources"It's a prerequisite for tomorrow's presentation press conference.
reliability low1/2 sources"It's clear that every possible assessment has been made." Mancini last job was with Qatar's Al-Sadd.
reliability low1/2 sourcesMancini is new Italy coach, Ranieri takes Maldini's place in federation.
reliability low1/2 sourcesMalagò said Mancini has apologized for his sudden and unexpected departure from the national team, "Roberto's apology was important," he said.
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